The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-07-28

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necessary reforms have been inau-
gnrated /; corruption has been eX
posed and driven from its hiding
places; reform and economy have
been put into operation in every
branch and every department of the
public service. Civilian though he
may be, yet his Administrator
granted more pensions and paid
more money to widows. orphans and
soldiers than was ever paid during
the same period of time. Applause
Vast tracts OF land that have been
So wandered upon great railroad
corporations have been reclaimed.
| Millions ofacres more that have been
reclaimed and returned TO the peo
PIE and the public domain; and. fin
ally under the administration of
Grover Cleveland, all sectional an
imosity is ended, and complete har-
mony has been restored between the
North and the South. Applause
"During this very month We have
witnessed the spectacle of the boy
in blue and the boys in gray hold
ing common reunion upon the
great battle field at Gettysburg
Applause. The world never before
witnessed tho sight of defeated SOL
diers travelling hundreds of miles to
stand on the field where their cause
had been lost to grasp the hands of
of the victorious soldiers who had
whipped them, and together salute
a common victorious flag. Ap
plause. As conclusive evidence
that the mission of the political ira
ders in war animosities has ended.
We have the fact that even Govern
or Foraker stood silent and Saw the
rebel soldiers embrace the boys in
blue, and never applied to The
Courts to restrain them, Laughter
and applause.
Gas we turn to our political ad-
versaries we find the great Repub.1-
can party in Ohio divided, some of
them for Sherman. still more thous
ands for Blaine, and they are war
ring with each other and tearing
each other to pieces to determine
who shall have the endorsement of |
this State in the Republican Presi. |
dental Convention of next year.
Their conduct seems to be the mad
ness of those whom the gods seek
to destroy. If they would consult
with US for one moment we could
tell them next year there is TO be
no vacancy in the Presidential Of
ice. Laughter and cheers. Gro
yer Cieveland's second term will
not end till the 4th of March, 1893
Cheers.] Tho Republican party is
also troubled in Ohio as to whether
Foraker will stay with Sherman or
travel with Blaine. Laughter ! l
,an answer the question. This year
be will take no part in tho Presi
1en'ial fight. lie is going to be
otherwise engaged. Laughter.
Every moment of bis time will be
ully occupied in hopelessly defend
ng his own Administration. Laugh
er. Now, but one word about that
md am through ; and, in defend s
ng his Administration. Gov. For {
ker will need all of his bilities, both |
8 civil and criminal lawyer, because | i
Ie has siuned ON both sides of the &
louse. Laughter Was there ever
greater crime committed in Ohio
han when the Republican membe RS t
T the Senate. with the sanction and a
pproval of the Governor, deliber- s
tely tramp'ed upon their own oaths t
ioiated law as well as the consti- 4
ltion. and without quorum. as h
evolutionary body, assumed to d
lake laws for the people of Ohio "
Another spectacle equally as
ad. 1t should be the the most sa n
red trust of the Governor offs great 81
late to take care and protect the ii
'putation of the citizens of his lc
5ato. And yet, within q few months CT
ter Governor Foraker had taken a.
S oath of office. we find HIM stand n
g IN public hall. in sight of the
ate House, and deliberately s!and
ing and maIigning one-half ofthe II
llzens of this great State, and +
arglng the entire Democratic par A
with high crimes which had no ar
istence in fact: and the only evI. tn
nee to support them existing in =
o crazy vagaries of felons and CON E.
cts. Laughter. / charge his /,
administration with being Grimm on On
y and intentionally partisan. He lat
E controlled the entire patronage ]
Ohio, the welfare of some of our :
'ge cities, che entire appointing
wer. and taken The control of in.
arltable and benevolent institu il, il
d turned them oil into common S
yer tor the advancement of his be-, hs
n party and to crafty his own -,
rsonal ambition. a. In'
His Administration has been vel
most extravagant that we shave j.
'r had in Ohio. Last year his
gislature appropriated tho enor
ms sum of more than S3.OO0.OOO :
af he general revenue funds of
Stale. Last year it borrowed /
70 O00 to save the State from pro
!. and now tho State is gone,
,slng IN the ragged edge of bank ME
'tcv. and anticipating loans and ">
es from the different counties in
er to save The credit OF the State.
W. again. | want to compliment
rern"r Foraker as the first dis
e in Ohio Of Henry George. He {
The first man in OHIO to strike WI,
'Gs with Henry George and pro- -
> 10 put oppressive burdens of
iti"n npon The holders of real es TIL
in Ohio applausel. and if il
not been for the Democratic 1857
y IN its position of last year, to. M
Henry George and Governor Itj
aker would be holding n reun
to celebrate their victory over
holders of real estate IN Ohio. "a
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